Published on April 1, 2025
Summer is here!
Here is the program in Normandy South Eure. You will have the opportunity to discover the villages of Bourth, Breteuil, Rugles and Damville with a brand new visit combining heritage and readings.
And learn more about the town of Verneuil-sur-Avre, classified as one of the Most Beautiful Detours in France and a Small Town of Character!
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The words of history
Guided tour of the historic center of Bourth and readings
Saturday, July 5
Come discover the history of Bourth with its Belle Époque neighborhoods. The tour will be punctuated with readings, so let yourself be carried away by the librarians' imagination.
In partnership with the Claude Dany media library in Bourth.

The words of history
Guided tour of the historic center of Rugles and readings
Saturday, July 12
Come discover the history of Rugles and its slitting factory. The tour will be punctuated with readings, so let yourself be carried away by the librarians' imagination.
In partnership with the Rugles media library.

The words of history
Guided tour of the historic center of Damville and readings
Saturday, July 19
Come discover the history of Damville and its covered market. The tour will be punctuated with readings, so let yourself be carried away by the librarians' imagination.
In partnership with the Damville media library.

The words of history
Guided tour of the historic center of Breteuil and readings
Saturday, July 19
Come discover the history of Breteuil and its town hall. The tour will be punctuated by readings, so let yourself be carried away by the librarians' imagination.
In partnership with the Breteuil media library.

They come back
Horse-drawn carriage stories
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from July 9 to August 28
Entering this ancient medieval dungeon from the 13th centuryth century you will dive into the gates of the Aboard a carriage pulled by two draft horses, discover the history of Verneuil-sur-Avre told by a heritage guide.

Secrets of the Abbey
Sint-Niklaas
Wednesdays and Saturdays from July 9 to August 30
Discover the life of the Benedictines in the abbey from its foundation in 1627 until their departure in 2001. A passionate guide takes you to the smallest corners of this building full of history and secrets. From the cloister to the church, including the abbess's parlor and the nuns' cells, enter into communion with the history of the place.

The quest for the senses
Thursdays from July 10 to August 28
A unique fun visit with a creative workshop for families with children aged 3 to 6.
Come with your children for this fun and sensory visit, explore various rooms of the building (cloister, abbess's parlor, refectory, etc.) and stimulate your senses through play.
